DDD Really Matters!
summary
Five concrete proposals: start with purpose (use the Monty Python/editor example and a military micro‑services analogy to justify purpose before tech), treat the domain as context and focus on the core domain, create a shared ubiquitous language or small DSLs so domain experts can co‑program, protect experiments with a circle of safety (small teams, boundaries, a museum of failure), and attack the global bottleneck first while automating repetitive work (continuous delivery correlates with profit).
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Presentation
- 6:31Problems
- 7:58Holy Grail
- 11:30Purpose
- 17:42Sound Blocker
- 24:46Managers vs Developers
- 29:22Dependency Diagrams
- 38:34Law of Nature
- 41:09Language
- 43:44Immune System
- 46:54Communication Style
- 48:54Failure
- 51:09Circle of Safety
- 52:49Bridge
- 54:17People Automation
- 56:04The bottleneck
- 58:58Traps
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